When Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts mounted its first exhibition dedicated to the work of fashion photographer Herb Ritts, the result was an astounding success. Now, almost 20 years after the blockbuster Herb Ritts: WORK show, the museum’s hoping a second, eponymous show of the late shutterbug’s work—opening March 14 and running ... More

Celebrated choreographer and modern dance pioneer Paul Taylor spearheads one of the most respected ensembles in the world. This month, The Paul Taylor Dance Company is returning to the Lincoln Center stage to perform riveting sequences that are not to be missed. DuJour spoke with a few lovely ... More

Noah Horowitz doesn’t like to talk about himself. But that’s not to say he doesn’t like to talk. In the hour or so we spend chatting in his office—a book-filled room, privy to a nostalgic view of midtown Manhattan—there was certainly no shortage of topics to cover. He had ... More

Over his six-decade career, photographer Terry O’Neill has photographed countless subjects, from actors and politicians to the British royal family. And while he’s shot untold frames over the years, only a small fraction of those photos have made it into his latest show at Miami’s Black Square Gallery. “It's thrilling at my age to ... More

If you visit A+E Studios in Lower Manhattan through the end of this month, you'll find millions of faces staring back at you. The large-format canvases will first appear blurred, a collection of explosions in skin-toned pointillism, but take a step closer and you'll see each canvas isn't ... More

Very few people know the fashion industry as well as Nigel Barker. The model turned photographer and ubiquitous TV personality has seen the industry from any number of angles, and this month he’s putting his years of experience to use in Models of Influence. The book focuses on 50 ... More

If you visit the Venus Over Manhattan gallery in New York City during the next few weeks, you might think you've walked into an exhibit of carefully composed oil paintings depicting a forest. But upon closer inspection, it’s clear that these striking, sometimes haunting images aren't the work ... More

Photographer Steven Meisel is world-famous for his unexpected and inventive take on fashion. Since the 1990s when he first introduced the world to the grunge aesthetic, Meisel has been redefining global trends using everything from modern art to architecture as a source of inspiration for his photography, which has appeared in ... More

I studied printmaking at Kent State University, but then Devo took me on a side trip. In the early 1980s, I spent time in downtown L.A. on Traction Avenue, which was a big artist hangout. I worked with Richard Duardo from Future Perfect Gallery, who was the screen printer for artists ... More

To truly understand the Salvatore Ferragamo brand, one must walk in the shoes of its founder. In 1914, a sixteen-year-old Salvatore took a risk, packed his bags and emigrated from Italy to Boston, where he joined his brothers in a boot factory. His courage only continued when he and his ... More